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Provides tips on how to arrange photographs and layout in yearbooks to create a dramatic visual effect. (RB)

Discusses some of the guidelines yearbook staffs should follow when preparing the layout and planning the photography for the high school or college yearbook. (RB)

Describes the different yearbook layout styles available to high school publications staff and advisors. (RB)

Describes and illustrates different techniques for preparing layout in yearbooks and magazines. (RB)

Discusses the contents and characteristics of award-winning yearbooks throughout the last fifty years. (TO)

Discusses the effect type sizes can have on improving copy in student publications. (RB)

Describes the column method of arranging yearbook layouts and cites the advantages of using this style. (RB)

Offers the faculty advisor to the yearbook staff a number of guidelines on yearbook production, design, and finances. (TO)

Reports on planning and producing a prize winning yearbook. (RB)

Discusses the elements of graphics behind the production of every good yearbook and newspaper. (RB)

suggests ideas to improve yearbook coverage of class activities and academic life in high school. (RB)

Provides a number of tips useful to the high school staff planning, researching, and writing the yearbook. (RB)

Discusses how a yearbook staff can monopolize the pictures and events contained in the book and offers several suggestions to expand the yearbook's content to include the entire student body. (TO)

Discusses examples of articles featured in one issue of a high school news-magazine. (TO)

A high school yearbook editor describes the planning and production of her school's yearbook. (TO)

Presents examples from a superior-judged high school yearbook that follows the theme of "Changed Generation" throughout. (TO)

Stresses the importance of using captions with pictures to convey the meaning of events. (RB)

Reviews recent yearbooks from high schools and colleges across the country with suggestions for improvement. (RB)

Examines the use of pictorial advertisements in student yearbooks, showing several successful examples. (RB)

Discusses the inherent motion in layout designs and offers some suggestions for using it effectively. (TO)